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Project Guidelines: Scene Work: How You Will Be Graded

The document provides guidelines for a scene work project including: 1) Scenes must have a clear beginning and end between 8-10 minutes with appropriate, creative interactions between characters. 2) Selections and staging must be appropriate for the participants' age, skill, and maturity and presented as part of a full production. 3) Acting choices should be consistent with the style and genre, and voice, diction, and physical expression should be used clearly and honestly. 4) Sets and costumes must include backgrounds, furniture, and props, and be removed after each performance. 5) A script notebook with blocking and directions is due, along with design work and weekly logs. Participants will

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Project Guidelines: Scene Work: How You Will Be Graded

The document provides guidelines for a scene work project including: 1) Scenes must have a clear beginning and end between 8-10 minutes with appropriate, creative interactions between characters. 2) Selections and staging must be appropriate for the participants' age, skill, and maturity and presented as part of a full production. 3) Acting choices should be consistent with the style and genre, and voice, diction, and physical expression should be used clearly and honestly. 4) Sets and costumes must include backgrounds, furniture, and props, and be removed after each performance. 5) A script notebook with blocking and directions is due, along with design work and weekly logs. Participants will

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Project Guidelines:

Scene Work
For increased communication of your intentions, your scene must have a clear start and
end to it. The interaction between the characters should be clear, honest, creative, and
appropriate. All scenes must be no less than 8 minutes and no more than 10 minutes long.
The selections should be appropriate for your age, your skill level and maturity, as well as
for the nature of this assignment. Remember, I am not impressed with pieces with a
“shock value.” All material should be presented as if within the context of a full
production

Staging
Selections should be creatively and appropriately staged according to their styles and
genres. Your acting choices should be consistent.

Voice & Diction


Use your vocal instrument clearly and articulately, with honesty, creativity, and
appropriate tone, according to the style and genre of the piece. If a piece demands you to
use an accent you must use it, but employ it flawlessly.

Nonverbal Expression
Use all of your physical instruments clearly, with honesty and creativity. Your body
language and the usage of your body and face must be accurate, useful and clear.

Set and Costumes


You must create full out sets, and it may not be just a table and chairs, there needs to be a
background, furniture, props and so on… and after your performance is done, you must
take everything home that day, or you will receive points off. Perform this as if you
were opening in a real theatre and as if you were doing the whole show.

Script-Work
In a nice and neat notebook you will turn in the script, with all of the blocking and stage
directions written neatly into the script. All weekly journals from the group, your set
design and costume design for each person. This is to be very professional and creative.
As a group you can succeed or you can fall, it is up to you and your partners to work at
all times to complete a cohesive and creative project.

How you will be graded:

Preparation Work
Set Design/ Costumes
Staging/ Blocking
Overall Performance
Script Notebook
Creativity
Week # ________

Dates __________ - ___________

What your group did Today


Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday
Break down of when things are due: anything turned in will need to look professional-
typed up, and in complete sentences.

Any time you write that you went over a specific item, on your log, you need to turn in
the rough drafts to go along with your work, example- “Today we worked on the costume
designs for our characters, and since Mary Sue is in charge of the costume designs she
drew out these rough draft sketches to give an idea of what each of us will be wearing.”
(You would staple the rough draft designs to the log and turn them all in)

Thursday April 7- Choice of script is due at start of


class

Friday April 8- Job breakdown list

Monday April 11- Log from previous week is due,


typed up

Monday 4-18- Log from previous week is due, typed


up

Tuesday 4-19- 4-20- Line Tests

Monday 4-25- Log from previous week due, typed up

Tuesday- 4-26- Final Notebook Due, full color,


professional looking, and all things typed and in
order.

Monday- 5-3- Log from previous week due, typed up

Monday 5-3-5-5- I watch each show and give


suggestions for final performance

Thursday 5-6- 5-7- Final Performances

Monday 5-10- Final Performances

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